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الصفحة 126
... Italians have of it an ungracious proverb , ' Tanto buon che val niente , " and one of the doctors of Italy , Nicholas Machiavel , had the confidence to put in writing , almost in plain terms , ' That the christian faith had given up ...
... Italians have of it an ungracious proverb , ' Tanto buon che val niente , " and one of the doctors of Italy , Nicholas Machiavel , had the confidence to put in writing , almost in plain terms , ' That the christian faith had given up ...
الصفحة 196
... Italy , with an eager desire to verify the localities of celebrated battles and other transac- tions recorded by the Greek and Roman historians : and he suc- ceeded admirably in fixing on the exact spot of almost every feat performed by ...
... Italy , with an eager desire to verify the localities of celebrated battles and other transac- tions recorded by the Greek and Roman historians : and he suc- ceeded admirably in fixing on the exact spot of almost every feat performed by ...
الصفحة 258
... Italy and the neighbouring countries : and that version was evidently made on purpose that the Scrip- tures might be ... Italian , Spanish , and French , -while the Scriptures were still left in Latin ; and when it was proposed to ...
... Italy and the neighbouring countries : and that version was evidently made on purpose that the Scrip- tures might be ... Italian , Spanish , and French , -while the Scriptures were still left in Latin ; and when it was proposed to ...
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